BG-Mobile Corporation Wants to Introduce a New Product Model

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BG-Mobile Corporation wants to introduce a new product model. The head of the research team at the firm brings together all her team members. She informs them about the new product's specific features and attributes as well as the firm's performance expectations for the new model, and then she asks the team members for their input. After the discussion, the final accepted idea is given to its team of engineers who develop a prototype of the product and distributes the prototype models to the managers at corporate headquarters of BG-Mobile. The managers use the prototype to determine if the product performs well and satisfies the need for which it was developed. After a detailed analysis, the company will decide whether to introduce the product in the market as it is or to modify it further before the release.
-After the new product of BG-Mobile Corporation is released in the market, the category of buyers who will play a crucial role in the initial marketing of this product are the:

• A)early adopters.
• B)innovators.
• C)early majority.
• D)late majority.
• E)lead users.

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Definitions:

Bandura's Ideas

A body of theories and insights from psychologist Albert Bandura, focusing on social learning theory, self-efficacy, and the impact of observational learning on behavior.

Locus of Control

A psychological concept that refers to individuals' beliefs about the extent to which the outcomes of their actions are under their personal control or influenced by external forces.

Self-Concept

Refers to the individual's perception of themselves, encompassing beliefs, feelings, and thoughts about one's own identity.

Self-Efficacy

An individual's belief in their capacity to execute behaviors necessary to produce specific performance attainments.